Land Conservation
PEC has helped landowners permanently protect over 293,000 acres of rural or natural land. Your gift of an easement will help ensure that the Virginia Piedmont is always characterized by its open spaces, healthy environment, and cultural resources.
The Administration has proposed a number of cuts to the appropriations for conservation, local foods and other agricultural programs in the 2009 federal budget that were negotiated over a three-year period and...
(Albemarle, Fauquier, PEC Event) Join PEC for a workshop on Estate Planning Using Conservation Easements and Subsequent Income Tax Implications. This workshop will be held in Charlottesville and Warrenton. Online advance registration is required.
Learn how the fabric of conservation easements in the Piedmont is building a legacy of preservation while enabling these families to continue to work and cherish their lands.
At 293,000 acres—including 23,000 acres newly protected— private land conservation is making a difference for whole landscapes. An article from the Piedmont View.
A voluntary land preservation agreement between a landowner and a land conservation organization, designed to protect the agricultural resources, forest resources, scenic open space, or wildlife habitat that may exist on a property.
Information for landowners interested in the conservation easement process.
Information for Attorneys, Accountants, and other Professionals.
Maps of conservation resources and lands protected by conservation easements
Funding the protection of PEC's nine county region.
Our Land Conservation Staff work throughout the Piedmont. Follow this link to find the staff person nearest you.
